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Parliamentary Elections Will Not Be Held in Ukraine Due to the Martial Law. And When Will They Be? And What Will the De-occupied Territories Look Like?
“Prisoners Were Given an Attraction: They Had to Go Through the ‘Corridor of Death’.” The Story of a Belarusian Political Prisoner Who Chooses the Right to Stay in Ukraine
Margarita Simonyan: A Profile with the Help of AI
New Jobs and Environmental Standards: Unilever will Build a Factory In the Kyiv Region
“The Beginning of Russia’s Liberation From Putin’s Fascism Is the Ukrainian Flag in Sevastopol.” Garry Kasparov — About the Russian Opposition and the Possible Collapse of the Russian Federation
A Guide to Putin’s Brain Crinkles: How Neuropathology Explains the Behavior of Dictators. Narrated by a Science Journalist
The Istanbul Convention and the law on desertion: what awaits Ukraine in 2023
“It is important that we not only defeat great Russia but also not become little Russia.” What 2022 was like for human rights defenders (and what legal problems they discovered)
Що змінилося за цей рік
Ukraine in 2022: what has changed because of the war and how it will affect the country in the future. The editors of Zaborona summed up the results of the year
Фото: Syed Mahamudur Rahman/NurPhoto via Getty Images
Famous Danish Journalist Was Deprived of Accreditation in Ukraine. SBU Hinted that They Consider Her a “pro-Russian Agent”, Linking Her Old Photos from Russia
Living in Kyiv Was Difficult Even before the War, but Now It Has Become Even Worse. What Urban Problems Did the Invasion Reveal and Can They Be Solved? Zaborona Talked to Experts
Why Are Not All Countries in a Hurry to Recognize the Holodomor as a Genocide of Ukrainians, While Ukraine, on the Contrary, Insists on It?
The occupiers have been keeping Kherson under control for eight months. This is what the most iconic buildings of the city on the Dnipro look like